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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-29
SATURDAY, May 29-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, May 28-P. NJ
The sellers Of stocks yesterday whether they were for
the short long account the idea that the revival OF
"tight money talk" In connection with halfholiday
preceding full holidays. would make fevorish and
unsettled market at lower prices 10 day. were doomed TO
sorry disappointment The market opened this morn
tng quiet and firm either last evenings full figures or
something better. The attempt to create temporary
scare signal failure. No stocks came TO MARKET
except to realize the small profits accrued on yesterdays
purchases. and those only In limited quantity The
prices almost continuously hardened from the opening
t 10 O'Clock TILL the close at And with that the
transactions for the two hours 10 only 6914o
shares The business restricted and the upward
movement OF figures evenly distributed that
special features are rare. Minneapolis and St Louis
preferred however, rose from as 70 46la Reading
closed % higher with moderate sales and
Delaware, Lackawahna and Western with sales of only
700 shares. closed s. higher. Oregon Improvement was
specially strong at 49i9a5lA and Denver and Rio
Grande preferred attracted attention 66 a67s The
market closed dull and very strong.
The Stock Exchange stands adjourned till Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock
Government bonds were dull and firm. Annexed are
The closing quotations:
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Personal.

Miss Elizs McQuilken is visiting in
Frederick.
II. G. Berry is in the East buying his
spring and sumner stock.
Mr.. G II. Slriniiug OF The Frederick
NetcS vas in town this week.
Mr. Allan rarr, OF Hagerstown, is
visiting his uncle J w. DeGrange.
Mr. Gustav Brown, of CharIestown,
was here on Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Dea'rick, Of the Luther
vile MIDI Seminary, spent the past
week at hcme.
Mr.. Harry Henry, formerly Of this
city, now OF Baltimore, Is visiting bis
parents here.
Mr.. A. l., Martin has returned from
visit 10 Charleston, s. G. As usual
he brought away with him many hand
some relics, among others are pstriiied
Sharl, 5 teeth, which be found in the
river beds above that city.
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pRoFIT SHARING IN PHILADELPHIA.
John Wanamaker ON Monday not
fled his employees of his intention to
introduce forthwith system ofprof
it sharing All the sales persons
throughout the house win have add
ed to their present salaries on and
after Monday next sum each week
graded by their sales. In the cleri-
cal packing, invoice aud various Of
fees a civilservice system will be
strictly followed in promotions and
advancements. A especial honor
list ; will be kept for the more rapid
preferment of those showing marked
business ability. The extra pay
ments apply only to the retail de-
partments and to such as have been
in the service six months and over.
Mr.. Wanamaker said that not less
than 100000 would be distributed
to the employees through the new
system this year in addition to their
salaries--Phtla. Ledger.
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COMMON LAW


COMMON LAW
ID. G. Westenbaver, adm's. vs.. M. S.
Miller, debt. Amount of same acknowl-
edged by defendant, and judgment for
$72.47, with interest given.
John b. Snodgrass vs. David Nc
Donald, debt. acknowledged by defend
ant, and judgment entered for $80.5O
with interest.
w. w. Downey vs.. J. NJ. aud G.. l..
Sincindiver. debt, judgement for de-
PENDANT for STA so, with interest.
The Grand Jury. Geo. S. Rousch.
foreman, brought in the following in
dictments.
State VS.. Cyrus Pritchard and Ella
Powell, felony State vs. Annie John
son, felony State VS.. Robert Harris,
felony State vs.. Samuel Baker, felony
State VS.. Charles Riddle, misdemeanor
State vs.. Frank Harris, misdemeanor.
State VS.. Robert Harris, felony, cap.
las awarded
Josiah II. Alexander and Catharne
NJ. Hedges VS.. A. III, Myers and l. ".
Myers, motion ordered to be docketed
and Fl. j. Seibert appointed Trustee in
place of Jacob Ropp. deed.
State vs.. Silas Pritchard, felony, not
guilty; State VS.. Ellen Powell ,nolle pros
entered; State VS.. Annie Johnson, felo-
ny, pleaded guilty, sentenced to two
years in penitentiary; State VS.. Samuel
Baker, felony, guilty, sentenced to two
years in penitentiary; State VS.. Charles
Riddle, misdemeanor. not guilty.
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DIED.

90 Hst rosss--aue esets psr fiae-fsr oA,4afv No.
IN on tse wsRal announcement
On the morning OF April 9th. LILY,
youngest daughter of Jesse and Virginia
O'Rear. aged "a years.
Winchester papers please copy.
In Martinshurg. w VA. April 18Th.
1881, Mr. David Hess, aged II years.
AT Bennett Neb., april 9Th 1887, 40 10 p.
m Moses Farris, aged 80 years and DAYS
He was nativelof This county, diving with
consumption. file was buried with honor
by the G. A.. r. Many of our older citi-
zeens will remember Mr.. Farris and we
understand he has some relatives still
living in this community.
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Come al ye people Of perkeley Coun-
ty, assemble at the quarters of VIM. Sny.
der's Tin Store on King st. and inspect
his immense line OF Stoves, TIM ware, etc.
He cannot be- beat in roofing and spout
ing and is an expert in laying water pipes
Drop in and see him. Ap'l 2, I'm.
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Special Locals.
Trunks. Sutchef. dc.

We have just received very large and
beautiful stock OF TRUNKS, CLUB BAGS
aud SATCHELS, ard cheaper than ever te-
fore. GETTINGER h HOKE.
Queen st. Plondel Building.
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Fhe prairie fires in Kansas and
Dakota have destroyed hundreds Of
barns and houses and ruined many
farms. Many lives are also report
ed lost.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND GAPS,

call and see our large and complete
stock-embracing allstyles and quail
ities-from poor to the best. And
at prices that according to the quail
ty of goods, meets all competition.
We adhere to our old rule, viz. to
recommend no other than good goods.
G. & H.
Queen st. Blondel Building.
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MARRIED.

April IL, 1887, at the Z b Parsonage
hv the pastor J r. Ridenour Mr. Lewis
VI. shores and Hannah Il Custer.
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POSITIONS ASSIGNED. - The Base
Bali Club met in the st. Clair Reading
Room on Thursday night. Mr.. James
f. Thompson was elected president Ct
the organization. The following posi-
lions were assigned the players: Bat
tery-Charles Pitzer, catcher; Charles
Young, pitcher. Short Stop, Arthur
Middlecamp First Base, John Tim
mons Second Base, Stewart Cage !;
Third Base, Fred Baker; Right Field,
Lenard Staubly; Centre Field, WIN
Young, Left Field, Chas. Keedy AL
ternate Battery-Young and Cage.
The club adopted the association rules,
and will appear in red, white and
blue uniniforms with red caps. Papers
have been placed in the hands of sever
al energetic gentlemen to secure dona-
tions to the club fund. The club will
be open to challenges from any local
nine in the country. 1t willplay Fred
erick about the 25th of May, and also
engage with the Hagerstown, Cham
bersburg and Hancock clubs at an ear
ly day. The club will eudeavor to lease
the fair grounds, erect stand for visi-
tors and ladies, and fix nice ground
at once. Assist them reader.
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WHAT, GOING 10 STOP?

Now, don't--six lines down is great fact,
we'll worth the attention OF sensible people
like yourself. When you interfu pied Us,
We were just on the point Of saying, that ibis
elegant assortment OF stylish clothing just
opened is calculated to
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CARPETS, MATING, OIL CLOTH
RUGS, BLINDS, LACE, DAMAsK AND
ScRIM CURTAINS, &c. AS we intend
changing our location in the fall to that
just north Of the Market House we are
very DESTROYS of closing out our line of
above named goods, so we can go into a
new store with an entire new stock.
This in a rare chance for bargains in
this line. We have a full line of Brus-
sells, Ingrains and Rag Carpets,on which
we will guarantee to save you from
5 cts. to Is cts. yard. Nice Flower
ed Carpets, 25 cts. Our homemade
Rag Carpets are the best and smoothest
that come into this market. Mating
that we sold last year at % cts, now
20 last year 35 cts, now rs. Window
Shades. all styles, on string or spring
rollers, all prices. Don't fail to see our
stock Of Lace Curtains by the yard or
pair. Curtains that we sold last year
at $3.50 per pair, now $3.50 last year
$500, now $3.50 last year 500, now
$500. Elegant Scrim at 10 cts. a yard.
Also full line of Curtain Polls, Cur
tain Chains, Furniture Fringe, Gre.
tonne. Jute and Raw Silk, for curtains
or furniture covering. We are deter
mined, il possible, to close those goods
out before fall, and all we ask is for
you to call and examine our stock. and
we will guarantee to save you from ten
to ffteen per cent. NO trOnble to show
goods, and one price to all.
EMMERT 81 FIERY.
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ANgFUI-T-sYI

For having read this eYou hsvn't
read it" Oh don't apologize, for you
will read It just the same. because there Is
here spell Of magical, tragical, tnystical,
twistieal ry,hym aud measures expressive
of pleasures, as hard to get away from as
the lussy and trusty, beautiful and wealth.
fal bargains we are just opening ia Mems
Youths, Boys and Childrens' clothing cab
cnlated 10
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Circum Court.

Hon. G. j. Faulkner. Judge; George W.
Feidt, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney;
Robt. Lamon, Esq, Sheriff; s. III. Mar
tin. ESD. Clerk.
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cETTINcER g. HoKE.

Before buying your Spring and
Summer
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Announcement.

hereby announce myselfa candi-
date for County Superintendent of
Free Schools of Berkeley County,
for ensuing two years.
M. TUCKER Bowen.
Darkesville, Mar. 80, 1887.
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Fond Dreams Realized,

and ihtir tXpeciations more 1han pfaiifAN
by offerings Of unparalleled generosity
Our stock is generous in assortment, genef-
Gus in variety generous In honest quality,
& enerous in new styles and lXTRAoRDlN-
ARILY generous in reasonable prices. You
ought to buy goods In this line cheeper than
..yar haf.Ara
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REvOLUTIONIzE PRICES ]!
RE-ADJUST VALUE
AND SET THE STYLES.

for the coming season. People With large,
broad, massive intellects; expert judges Of
styles and quality, economical folks Who de.
light in very close prices, will end thoir
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
AlHOEt u Fatal shot,

A'cut s o'clock last evening John VI.
'r'ce, young man who resides al NJ.
lllb West street, called Ut house, No,
20 O,ansa street, very much under the
lrh1escs Of !icuor. He CONNER ced 10
Act IN quite a bois'ercus napner, and
the proPT!e,reps, Miss Ella Lse, went
out leaving one OF the inpa TO enter.
tam hm a the dining room. Ina little
time Prize EulI,d oct q revolver aud
comnrucrt. ,uris6iI2 1t around 10 q
dangerous manner. The Pirl triad TO
get The revolver from him, bat he .urn
ed II on her, and as be thres;el Q ! to
shoot she relreated 10 tie kitchen, but
had bsreiy entered it when sLe heard
the pistol discharged. She hurried back
70 the dining room and resched it iu
sime TO zee him fall oil the chair
The oth'r Inmates OF the house,
ALARMED ~ the report, hurTiti TO the
eoom ard messenger was Aent for q
tbysicisu. An examination showed
AaI the bullet had psssed throosh The
hoshy part OF his breast, i'm tt:ug o
severe but not necessarily dangerous
NGlad. The young maE's fsui!y ply.
s'o.au, DR. West, was slso summoned,
and had Price removed 10 his home.
/! Is said that Price has beea op 8
p:1iohgee spree, and has beeD drinking
hard for several weeks. Biss Lee ssys
thst TIE shoctiug Was undoubted , &C
cideDtel, and that Price k9d haa.f,
e.pt tlhl.y " hen Co as cruLk, cf hand.
Hns lis revolver N very csIriFg-
manner AID threatE'nR 10 shoot ersohs.
Dr West .a OF the opi pihlOn hat ! vi.
recover.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
A. o'clock - N

Al the Cparty Ceuti uouss, - aarsct
street above Tenfh, Iha iott Why dt ssriht
situate IA tlu city pt Ain inRtOn, raf ieu
iariy bounded aad dceeflhed a. follows 4
No l. R.ginning alta point On the westerly
side nf J, ifrrson street, between Etshth an
y NTH street at th@ distance of - feet ana
II inches, NOR, or less, from The snnthefly
parallel with Siulh 81 eat. 20 feet to lie east
rr!y side ~ " iuhsor street. thence south"riy J
ltcnce sterIy parallel SIsL Mini street q
feet 70 the Aforesaid sid Of jefferson ,tf,et,
and thence herewith or .etlS 10 feet q tint
ph.t ~ begil nlns, he lhe con-
erce: tSo-t'ag frtmr d@tlaug hpuse
known as No. sT jefferson .trtci.
No. ,, Beglnsin2 Al point on the wcstcr. '
side Of Jefferson stree. a. the distance OF
Iret inches fpm thr sauihc,iy side ~
Jefferson street fouthefls 20 fe' l. more
or less, 10 'iEg u chr Land a.
Michael Bratl' hence along he sam in n
northeIly direction 10 The easicily s.te Of
Wind or street. bO!nga = point al the dl,-
lance OF 60 fcet< inches from the SOU hetly
side OF Ninth street: thence casterly ptrall, J
with Ninta street {J fo.t TO the a-ure aid .!I',
OF Jefferson street, AMI place Of beginning, bt.
thS conients hat ittY may may,,,,,,
easteriy side Of rot l3r street at The dist u =
nt 70 feet tfoM Front st'eet, AMI on thr orth
Poplar street northtrlf Il n. 10 tile adJotning
house and lot. thencE eastcrly pa all, wit
y Ffoni street and running between Inland the
adjoining house :; II, 70 a stIke: thence south
cry paral el with Pol lar street IA II. to the
said nor hcTly side o. said alley, aud thence
thcreNith westerly n 10 iBe place II begin
ming, together win ths a,lsys. appert1in.Ig
thereto, and the privilege Of Gs!ns the same IA
ca mon it'll others sntitlrd and with the sole
ownership, use and be- eht Of the llydrant
from aud az tr May !, 1854 Having theieon
erected s-stOry brick DIV. lliAg house, tn"yn
As No. roplar street. Attendance " II bs.
given ard tcTUis III d. kuowa at Int time ant
place Aforesaid ny
JAS. II. HoFFECSER. Jg.,
Or b. Lis Attorney.
Attest {. ii. hr WHoKTEn, R'g. {. G.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
Al Iha CITY COnTi.

The following Gases Vsrs l'2r ~ 4
at this moraiuR's sssslrr 0 20, =. .,
cour,: R,ts Riley fer i'nn"n' :, =
VAS hre6 e. ard co ,ts; John y ;a,s'ii !
dfuns, s. sad cost; MarJ bn,ls,
being drums. e5 AM co IS. 60; ,r; !,
Sulhy Vas comuiitld Ga:!. N.Y. ,
morning 10 give him 4 oasrce II
.,raishgsued up. WItam o, % .,S
App.e. ate wtrs charged VIZ p A. S
goose, hu, 81 the osner CID Les Ns -,
pre.e tie case they we're dlsc ''A'
rp,r ~ vloo tho Cnsf~,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
FOURTH EDITION


Dots.
Tue Choral Club expect 10 produce
ths Chimes Of Normandy soon.
Charles W. Blandy is lying seriously
III ut his residence In Newark.
The steamer Wilmington is having
new chatting planks put in ut Moore's
sbipyArd.
The new coal yprd OF e 9. ssvdon IL
uear y finished, ard will DO . model ONE
in every respect.
A car load Of apples was sold nj stid.
ham 3 aEctlon room on Friday after
neon at tl rs 70 sli0 per barrel.
Il. 8 Gilnour OF EeSaIk Ia arrnnR-
ira 10 start for Omaha, Ntbsaska, where
he has secured = ootiraDle position.
Samuel Dale, who is eng aged Mt work
!n this city, has removed his family
from Newark TO Newport.
Prof. Edward ID. Porter, who 10 nov
located in Minntspolis, MiDIesoIs, Al
visiting friends In Newark.
William Mcyaush will sell thirty
first cla fresh COWS aud sprinRers a
Hocksssin next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Montsc mesy
will celebrate their silver welding ntx
Monday evening.
Sheriff Mcdaniel, Of Kent County
sppiied the lash 10 the backs OF fcu
criminals In the jail yard a. Dover te
day.
DR. r. II. Wilson, OF the UnitariAi
church OF this city, ard Rev. Jcsepl
May, OF Pnilsdelphis, will exchaDgl
pulpit5 TO- plorrow.
Barge No OF the Brsudywins Gran
l!s Company Knocked a hole 10 her bot
tom by swinging agai as, the Ohristisp'
t'y yesterday m,rning. She was takei
70 Moore's shipyart for repairs.
DIR. j ii. Slmu.e and Andrew Dol
bow will Sssist R-V. W. IL. II sud rick
sou in con6 uctins religious services II
Mt. L'bsuon Nj. L church al Il Jck lanC
" morrow.
Oar citizens are warned OF the dan
gar 9f burning Tie ordirary kerossi
oi sod n bulk Ba asus.d of safety
y using .Prstrs A,ttal Oh. Bold by
Il. James Belt. SCI sent and frocers.
All the RepuaH,an election iusrec
,o's are requstts. to Instt At No %
Market stree tA.i evening, ~ n
"
Dc brought befors ite NEE ing.
THIS 10 positively the last night c
dmo Andersen > Won deriul elas
bloNiHg eIt!b.'ic1 and Professor j ke'
electric mUstCl. arrsnsemsut, auC
svery visitor wi. receive a hspdsom,
present.
Rt. Rev. a a, Clttis, Bishop of vii
mtuEton, wil maze hi- second EDisco
pal visitation 70 the Elklun Catholit
lc9nRrePatiG y 90 morrow Sunday HlRl
hSss will be Celebrated AZ IL o'clocl
O. m.
Senator Flank Gsll, who eus;ains ~
character CT Councillor Rowe In "U
ser the Glsliaht, now plsying At th
! Academy OF Masic, Is well known II
:his city ard 81 one time was a mem
Der OF TIE o.G E.ysl Gymnasium.
The tug james E-Fadden Will Lave
nsw lead sleeve IN heI shaft blx, an
her wheel laced In position, by tn
Pnbey & jones Company. soc ha
been hsuied cut o. ii hoJre's rail xay 10
die purpose
Encch Moore hAt jus. contracted I
build a zach. for WIN. II Ross, OF 8 q
| iord, Del. The diner s!ous OF the po1
are: Length, 70 ftot; btam, - feit
depth OF hold, 5 feet. Tia rn9iue vii
be sGr'.ce condens!ng. cylinder !
inches IN diameter ard I2lncLes s.rok
The Pusey and Jones Company wi
tGFnisA tht engine ard boiler.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
suAEP & 90.
time; there's over a thousand
garments to look through.

time; there's over a thousand
garments to look through.
Styles this year prot'ier
than ever.
Broken Plaids, Stripes
and Plain Goats and Wraps
in cloth and Jersey, So, S2.-
so, $3.50, 81 and S., remar
kable. No u PIT h Galley
styles, the low priced gar
ments cut as we'll as the
high. Oaly difference III
quality.
Raglans are becoming pop
ular. No wonder they are
becoming See ours at $40
and sl3.
Buy your seal cloth Wraps
and Goats early. aoul! get
better material d; Sl7 and
$25.
Come early in the day.
Our reduced Carpets are
going. Think oi Iugrain,
pretty styles SO cents, and
the very best all-woo|, IS
cents.
Five Frame Body Brus-
sells, Sl,35 and SI.25 down
TO 81, With borders.
The best Tapestry Brus-
sels, Smiths (Io wire) Rox-
bury and StinsoH, down from
90 cents to Z cents Ask
tor these makes when you
come, no. always these low
prices,
Lit,le boys Suits & n d
oyercoats Tor winter are row
he,e; we sell only Smito,
Gray s. Co $, which have the
patent wa;stbands--easy on
boys, easy on suits
Oserccats, q pretty byok.
en plaid, uistert with caps
cut il good style, as low as
So so. Suits from s.. 50 up.
We have addcl TO our
line Of all-wool Red Under.
wear for men at IS cents; a
splendid article in rcd wool
tor lacies at IS cents, worth
before 81. Bright reds and
good lity. Opy red IN
utrWcGT is not SURPASSED.
Iook Of our assortnent oi
GilbeIt's all-wool plaid oyeas
fabrics ct 50 cent?. J ou
never sew better.
The hing" II.4 Blanket
S5.
Nm. =. SHARP e Co,
fourtn sad narket streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
THE LINEN CLUB.

N CS;A Inc R,nbus us Plerton ar
IN de hal 10 tight Shouts like TO heV
him step lis way, said Brother Gard
uer, as nc r,pei hts rpec,soles on his
eleow and turned his gaze into the
southWt 81 coTrer.
Cata!'ne. who IS a yourg man Of %,
very sth IN the back ard "f ancient n
ctairy, came forward wifb olaui
smile Ob bls face anG his coat sutlcued
very tighuy arouud him.
"BfuiGer Pie:son," confirmed the
president In fG'hesiy way, kss had
an eya on you TOT some tine hack. Ar
cat dimun piu you has ., ?"
go, sst-i.'s ass /"
y thought so. /, dar anything at &c
ennd Of dat watch chAils"
"ND, sab.
"Goii chs'r %
'iNa, pah."
"Hos's dat sat of r'cz,, Rer3dei
P'ereoa-psid lur or no
'N-uo, ssh, hat I'zs ewine - Tsy.'
'Oh, yen ar De toilor wsa ,Eser 4
gee me lar. nl;e sbcut 'em. P!eA.s ler
me see dat big f0!i OF money yoq war
carTyil' arouEd yesterday
''I'ze dun took Il spsrt. sab I; was
only = 40 do.iar biz. WRAPPED sr5uud
slaR."
'Js:s. 'sneotsdi E3x's yer bod,
FrutfsT pIErsci!
'Toree wseSs nehtnd ga; bu. 'ze
g'.us t1 ;ay uC.
Da''s seel news. Owe any toFrev
ed N IRE,
J ysz, al, hut I s.s Rs.Lt 10 pay /.
bscE -
Eeu, TO 70 n up, zen Goa. own 80
C.5zs ca yGnr bacE. S9l az ohsatta
u7 pGeia ~id a glSss aln, = brss5
3" 'ich cassr, ar yea ara - e. eetdr
ior- Il ese'y dirse.i. Z. Al Dis ,ur
via. 10 u OF "a .eed.e ST =. Bred
Ger P.tEoea. yoG ara d.ctiytt. ;Ou an
= typD"t F,u I'm .iRr- D. an a
ns'J % Shits fJ.zs j3s5 l.zs yon
saoDsr Gan let de word Auew lAsy an,
% doy VIA cGcinii a c!4ns. tTAar
oey orreI " .r kaliko dey VII! hny Xe,-
ves Ehsf dey orter pay cbtr mi.k II. a
Gey vii! lse drir RoLey to 70 10 dc
grand o e'a Meet 'en on de elrest AZ ;
you'd tnink deJ oGued baLk. c. To
DER hf nfs an you'd think you'd stun.
bled into de poo house.
dosn' derstaU', Boulder Pier.
SOY, Why you feel called upon To swell,
Dem c oee wOG'G hide your blscs face.
dem fasho able sai;ers won't rsc &c, DE-
size of youc tset; . trass watch ca1iu
an s lsss dimur an rot z@iue 70 30 \,
Je Into Eisa sDcisty az hoid yod tia,
very long How does you reASoa d,
case, B'udder Piers OF ?"
III dean know"
Vel 81 h, yuu resoom yer ssst. D.
nsy tiAe Joa appear heAh Gat cham
su' dimGn must be mltstn'. Iii ltre
Soa jet two weeks 70 part yer ha =
aWay from de middle. la abO' 10
week. II Cat bod bill amt pail up ga
do 'ntlor i-,l'n' sale about h,s nansv.
hnnthtn' VIII drap II WI crap hard
an it will h't y0u! DIS cub b-!isv.s n
ksllser elirts an cash down foe srnt.
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IN Kso'ucFy jsars sDd no Ii. a: de-
tutcteI'f; u iap.r collars ar IL d,.c :.
lue cree lore. SIT do~n, Bruddtr Pier.
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Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
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II AHF In this city, on ths 2s.h in5.a=t
Inecd3rs ESnI, sgSI 6ly.Ers.
| kelst7fa anu ,rlei Is fl the family
are respte.fClIg Invited to atterd nj.
funeral from nis late rtsiJorcs. NO. ICFas'
seyonth rss oa VI may Afternoon, A.
o'cIScS. S5.V Sat tho hCusa. Iateriuoli
at niFstTIsg y ..ne.sly.
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only ughter q .'ostpG "A. and label 4
nj. Wsre n q graBdiHUgh er OF lsate!la
q. anu the Iate thAflSs heJnolis, In Tie
18th car q her ase.
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MolHTi EE.-On tbs ?gth inr, TRItheR "
IN tnp-on, So o. laa-I and CElhLrlna
nGcsn we, ed nsutbs
Eeiht.yes and irisni are respectfully IN.
vlttd 70 attend his i5ne-al ttum toe resi.
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iho late N2.hAui,l nAyss assd 2IytSss,
months nd dajs
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Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
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Nn psrsIce mass meeting wi.l he
ntiH morrow at 345 "a in the
DteI" aohEs, under tho slEpict Of ths
tru feta! c. slcieties Of II ia civ. The
g. ~ y .. BaddIoRsou, OF Bethany
nap' W Chnrct; the Rev. b. Cook, Of
t,o ~ 2sennd B.pt,st Church, snd the
i'"y " T, BIothc, of the d ,layEre
,at', 1Te' ae Baptist Church, Will deliver
i,.t'.er 49, .er sd Appropriate vocal gEd
49, ,,',, "a. eI!s, t.Us'G VII! b. rendered ty
Jaa,. III lu0,iC cordially tnYitea